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Welcome to the Toer de Geuze 2028 in Pajottenland
On May 6 and 7, 2028, the historic lambic and geuze breweries of Pajottenland and the Zenne Valley, including Oud Beersel, open their doors to the public. Held every two years, the Toer de Geuze is widely regarded as the great celebration of spontaneously fermented Belgian beer.
Highlights and Attractions at the Toer de Geuze in Pajottenland
- Open house days at around a dozen lambic and geuze producers, including Oud Beersel, Boon, Lindemans and Timmermans
- Free guided tours and tastings at most participating breweries
- The special HORAL Oude Geuze Megablend, a mix of lambics from all participating member breweries
- Rides on the official HORAL buses connecting breweries and blending houses
- The scenic Pajottenland countryside with old farmhouses and historic brewing sites
- Extra programming at individual breweries such as tasting stands, small food offerings and live music
- An outing that pairs well with cycling or hiking routes through the region
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2028
The Toer de Geuze traditionally runs on the Saturday and Sunday of the first weekend in May. At the last edition, doors were open from 11am to 7pm on Saturday and from 10am to around 5pm or 6pm on Sunday; exact 2028 opening hours will be confirmed closer to the date by HORAL. Visitors move between participating locations by their own transport, bicycle or the dedicated HORAL buses, taking in guided tours, insight into spontaneous fermentation and tastings along the way.
Tickets and Admission for the Toer de Geuze in Pajottenland
Entry to the participating breweries and blending houses is free of charge throughout the Toer de Geuze, and no reservation is required. Visitors who want an easy way to travel between locations can optionally book a seat on the HORAL buses; for the 2026 edition this cost 20 euros per person. Full booking details for 2028 will be published on the official website ahead of the event.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Pajottenland
- HORAL buses usually depart from Halle and Denderleeuw railway stations, so arriving by train is a practical option
- Those who prefer flexibility can also explore the region by car or bicycle
- Early May typically brings mild spring weather to Pajottenland, though packing something for rain is still wise
- Staying in Halle, Sint Pieters Leeuw or Brussels offers a convenient base for the weekend
- Since some breweries only open on one of the two days, it is worth checking each location's schedule in advance
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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